In the room
- Place the device where both voices are clear.
- Select the microphone and check its input.
- Start recording and speak naturally.
See the visit as it’s spoken, with each speaker’s words in order. Capture the room or your telehealth call.

Speaker labels separate questions from answers.
Time markers place each line in the conversation.
Read the exchange before it becomes a summary.
Choose the audio source for the visit. The transcript keeps the exchange in sequence.
See the same sleep-history conversation in two forms: the patient’s original wording and a concise clinical note draft.

Transcript excerpt
Patient · 00:08
“For the past two weeks, I’ve been waking around three in the morning.”
The original wording stays in conversational order.
Structured clinical note
Vero displays the conversation as text while the encounter is being recorded. You can follow the transcript during the visit rather than waiting for a completed clinical note.
Speaker labels separate each person’s contributions. They help distinguish a clinician’s question from a patient’s answer while keeping the conversation in order.
Use your device microphone to record the encounter in Vero. Place the device where both sides of the conversation can be heard, check the microphone input, and start recording.
Vero supports browser-tab audio capture for telehealth, including visits on Zoom and Microsoft Teams in the browser. Choose the tab carrying the call and include its audio when setting up capture.
Dictation is usually one person speaking text for a document. Real-time conversation transcription follows an exchange between speakers, preserving the sequence of questions and answers without requiring note headings to be dictated.
The transcript presents the conversation in sequence. A clinical note draft organizes the relevant information by section, such as history, findings, assessment, and plan. You can then edit the wording and add encounter details.